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From: naughton@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Patrick Naughton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Composite video / genlock on EGA
Keywords: EGA Composite Video Genlock
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Date: 13 Feb 88 03:59:20 GMT
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In response to several requests for information about getting a PC with
an EGA to output genlocked composite video.

You might check out a product called EGA Overlay! from U.S. Video.
It fits on the feature connector so it does not require a bus slot,
(the only card to use the feature connector that I know of...).
It takes a composite input signal and overlays it on the screen with
EGA graphics given one of the 16 colors to replace with video.  The
output is NTSC composite signal suitable for VCR's etc.  They also have
a version that has digital RGB output as well.

The price? under $1000.00... (more like $400)

Contact:
   David Medin
   U. S. Video
   62 Southfield Ave.
   Stamford, CT  06902

Don't have their current ph. # but,
their old number, 305/875-0800 will tell you the new phone number...

Patrick Naughton
(naughton@sun.soe.clarkson.edu)

Disclaimer:
  I do not work for U.S.Video, although I have used their product successfully.